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With the price _______ so quickly, I fin...

With the price _______ so quickly, I find 1,000 yuan a month can hardly cover the cost of living.

A.to rise

B.risen

C.being risen

D.rising

 

D 【解析】本题考查with复合结构。with +宾语+宾语补足语,构成with复合结构,宾语可以是名词或代词,宾语补足语可以是介词短语、过去分词、现在分词、动词不定式、副词等。此处price是rise 的执行者且以发生所以用doing形式。
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